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Servers operating with Apache Log4j are potentially threatened, allowing a third party to remotely access the server and execute remote code by sending modified data.
Judge issues summary judgement that there wasn’t enough evidence to support patent-infringement allegations.
Also sees recovery in sales of office MFPs and printers, and commercial and industrial printers.
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In the last several years, and with the coronavirus pandemic, OEMs have increasingly turned to the smartphone/tablet app for remote operation of the MFP/All-in-One.
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Ricoh USA recently introduced its latest A3 monochrome “smart MFPs,” with the new models ranging in print speed from 25...
The firm stated that pandemic effects peaked in April and May 2020, leading to a gradual recovery beginning in June.
But company is ambitiously looking to digital-services revenue to fuel new growth. Plus, a look at Canon’s latest patent-infringement targets.
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In general, Ricoh aims to shift to a digital-services company, with its Office Services business to lead the company in revenue and earnings.
Ricoh Europe recently released the results of a new survey that identified the challenges facing remote office workers during the...
Ricoh USA today introduced RICOH Intelligent Voice Control, a solution that makes MFP operation easier, as well as minimizing physical...
Ricoh Company reports losses for its latest financial results, but sees some improvement in latest quarter, and maintains forecast.
Joji Tokunaga, president and CEO for Ricoh in the United States and Canada, has been appointed the Head of Ricoh’s APACLA (Asia Pacific and Latin America) region effective April 1, 2021.
The new MFPs are also compatible with RICOH Cloud Workflow Solutions for automated document routing, scan to cloud-based destinations, and more.
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The plan would save money and reduce carbon dioxide emissions, as well as address a severe shortage of truck drivers in Japan.
“We seek to become a digital services company. This approach will enable us to survive and prosper well into the future by growing out of being an office equipment manufacturer.”
With this reorganization, Ricoh says it will accelerate its transformation from an office-automation equipment manufacturer to a digital-services company.
